New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-14
, THE WORLD OF LONDON.
rpRONICLED AND CRITICISED BY Mr. Ed
MUND YATES
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE JUBILEE rRocEs
sIoNs-THE SERVICE IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY
THE cHILDRENs JUBILEE-soclErf Al
ASCOT AMERICANS AT MRS. BLOOM
FIELD MooRE's-MR 7. p.
FEY CABLE TO THE TRIBUSE.l
O'CONNOR.


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,o.uoS lime 49, The daily papers have been pub
hoe elaborate accounts Of the Court arrangements for
t nesays function which are no. only incorrect IN
,oost every particular but also so laundering and de-
,,e that ingenious people have become alarmed lest
enc pageant be altogether unworthy Of the country ana
% accession am rejoced to be able to dispel the fears
s,oh have been excited The professions will be Mt
49, asnlay OF splendid carriages, magnificent costumes,
,,,a,t uniforms and gorgeous military es-
,s The Queen has kindly and wisely given orders that
vti.g be arranged with the object of ahording fine
.e,ocle The result viii be pageant such as has not
,oep seen in England in our time
Iupderstand all ticketholders must be in their ap-
.n,ed seats in the Abbey before halfpast nine 1t is
lahle they viii begin to take their places at T. The
ls,snouisbed visitors India to arrive at the
-, vest door at a quarter TO 10 and will be conducted
a. ,hsir seats by officers Of the Household In attendance
~ uior members OF the Royal Family are TO arrive IN
cession at TO- The first procession along the appoint
"a route will be the extra European Royalties VINO are
aytnc at the Alexandra Hotel as guests OF the queen
mn, start in ROYAL carriages with their suites at
- mast 10 The next procession will be Her Ma
80 Roval visitors who leave Buckingham Palace at
ut halfpast in eight carriages, with their reSpect
A.. sites in seven carriages The third procession VIII
=. limited 70 members of the Royal Family of England,
and will consist of eleven open carriages, the last OF
which will be occupied. as is customary on such occa-
NV
Crown Princess Of Germany and the Princess of Wales
che only Prncesses who will occupy these carriages The
ueen Will be escorted by the Prince OF Wales the DUKE
f edinburgh the Duke OF Connaught the Crown Prnce
~ GERMANY the Grand Duke OF Hesse, Prince CHRISTIAN
prnce Albert Victor and Prince George OF Wales Prince
william Of Prussia the Duke of Cambridge, the Heredi-
trv Prince of Hesse Hereditary Prince Of SAKE Mem
ipeen the Duke of TecR Prince Henry OF Prussia the
hereditary Grand Duke of Neutrality-suspicious. Prince
Henry of Battenberg and the MARQUIS of Lorne, all ON
horseback riding around and behind Her Majestys car
rage Military escorts will preoede and follow each pro-
cessiOn
On arriving at the west door the Queens procession
which is TO pass up the nave and choir to the das under
,h lantern will be arranged in the marques which this
week will lie erected Just outside the grand entrance 10
the Abbey. The precise details having been approved
last week by Her Majesty. the ceremonial Will be prlhled
this week. The procession will be headed by the MINOR
Canons of Westminster, next TO whom viii come the SIX
Canons The Queen to be formally recevedon entering
the Abbey by the Archbishop of Canterbury the Arch
bishop of York. the Bishop of London and the Dean OF
Westminster Her Majesty will come last in the long line
Of Royal persOnages.
The ROYAL trmpeters, four Of whom attend In state
uniforms w ,iav the fanfare customary on such occa
sons as the Royalties enter The Queen has gwen ordeIS
that the Gentlenenat Arms the Ieomen OF the |uaru
the herads and pursuivants be in attendance Directly
te trlmpeters cease the National Anthem will be played
on the organ by DR.. Bridge the whole congregation
standing But as the Queen comes through the door OF
the nave the Professional March from Handlers Occa
sional Oratorio will be begun This fine piece, when
was expressly selected by the Queen and Princess Beat
rice will not have concluded untl all the Royalties have
settled in their charson thedas Marches Will be played
by Dr. Bridge the organ each OF the earlier process
sions enters the Abbey and passes up the nave.
THE SERVICE.
Tho sarvice will begin with three responses. Then
comes the TIE Deum sung TO the Prince COnsots setting
which was ordered by the Queen and Is very ehecuVe
composition. Forty years ago IT was generally oeheVeu
Mepdessohn had revised the for his Royal friend
Then will come more responses, TO be intoned by Pre-
centor Flood Jones' the appointed prayers, which will be
said by the Prmate followed by Psalm XXX, WHEN
will be sung to fine old Gregoriin chant selected by Dr.
Bridge The approved lesson, LIST Peter H. els, Will
next be read by the Dean from the altar rails after
which the new Jubilee Anthem by Dr. Bridge Will be
sung, having been highly approved by the queen wneh
ii was performed before her in January in the private
chapel at Osborne. The National Anthem and the Prince
Conscrts beautiful chorae "Gotha" have been intro
duced into it effectively is possible that short
address by the Prmate may conclude the service but
this is not decided In any case Dr. Benson VIII gave the
blessing which will be crowned with Dr. stainers spen-
did Amen.
BACK TO THE PALACE.
On leaving the Abbey the Queen win come first instead
Of last Her Majesty has desired Mendelssohns march
from "Athalie to be played the procession passes
down the west door The Royalties will all drive or
ride of in rapid succession TO the state luncheon in Buck
ingham Palace ats.
THE CHILDREN's PICNIC.
Mr. Edward Lawson is not disconnected by The Gutter
Ga.,f,e's anicable anticipation of Jubilee Jugger
paut but has taken counsel with Sir Charles Warren
and Messrs spers and Pond, and programme has been
adopted which WILL he hopes insure the success OF the
Jubilee school treat and avoid the pers pointed out by
his candid friends Six military bands will play in the
park Twenty-Five thousand children and $500 teach
ers-one teacher TO ten children-are invited. Every
child and teacher will be duly labelled for fear OF acc
dents Ten great tents each 10 hold $500 children and
$50 teachers Will be pitched to the north OF theAchies
statue with roped and carpeted passage In
the centre. along which the Queen will pass after she
has been welcomed by Mr. Lawson and the committee
in specially arranged pavilion. Eleven ladies are to
have supreme command in the various tents the Ouch
csses Manchester, Westminster and Abercorn Ladies
Rosebery, Spencer. Lsthom Randolph Churchill, Lon
desborough, Rothschd and Hayter, and Mrs. Lawson,
assisted by twelve gentlemen land eleven other ladies'
wholesome midday repast OF meat pies, cake buns.
oranges, milk and lemonade will be supplied Samples
Of Jubilee and cake have been duly approved at Mar
borough House. Doulton has also submitted
baked Jubilee jug inspection Punch and Judy shows
swings roundabOus and all sorts Of games have been
engaged for the deecaton Of the youthful visitors.
These diversions viii come to an end before dark.
SOCIETY AT ASCOT.
You could not take turn any day at Ascot without
cncounternghe forms and faces of the bestknown
and women of the day. Lords Granville and Rosebery
were obviously upon the most fraternal terms with
Lord Harrington and with Lord Randolph
Churchill and Lord Londonderry in closest prox-
unity TO Lord Spencer But OF course II the country
party that most powerfully represented Lord
Rowton seemed the person most in demand an escort
though Mr.. Henry Manners, handsomely orchided, was
good second There a strong contingent OF Amcr
cans Of distinction. headed by Minister Phelps and In
Gliding Mr. and Mrs. Bonynge Mofat of the Consulate
and Mr.. Junius Morgan
AMERICANS AT MRS BLOOMFIELD MooRE's.
The Mysteries OF Motor Force aud Count and Countess
Raben OF Denmark took all America in parbus Wednes-
day to Mrs. Bloomfield Moore's. Mrs James Brown
Potter and Miss Detchon recited and Madame Pyk
for the edihcation OF Sir Frederick Leighton Mr.
Robert Browning Mrs. Paran Stevens and many other